@DrAllyLouks I am a neuroscientist and a science communication teacher. I guess this appeared on my feed because I identify as a feminist. For what it’s worth, I found the first page of your thesis remarkably clear and fascinating. Cheering you on from afar!
@shekharlab@UCB_Chemistry Congrats! I know Karthik as a great explainer of science and computation to colleagues, but it is wonderful to know that extends to students as well.
@whatishealth21 Congrats Marla! Such a well-deserved honor for someone who has not only been doing great science for years but also a huge supporter of our community. You have been a role model and mentor for me and countless others.
I am honored to attend the Awards Ceremony Gala tonight at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. The ceremony is streaming live from a link on the site above. 8 PM ET.
Cindy DeDianous (@CindyDedianous), a high school student who spent two summers in my lab is being celebrated tonight as a finalist in the Regeneron Science Talent Search! https://t.co/0artEwezZf
Congrats to Scarsdale (NY) High School Senior @CindyDedianous, who was named a @Society4Science#RegeneronSTS
finalist! Proud to have worked with Cindy over the last 2 years.
https://t.co/0GBtbpj9sL
but instead present 💡ideas💡 about how neurons might process information.
For me, this focus underscores that what we need in #neuroscience are not larger neural networks or larger-scale recordings, but new ideas and ways of thinking about the brain.
Papers:
🧠 Possible principles underlying the transformations of sensory messages (Barlow 1961)
🧠 Single units and sensation: A neuron doctrine for perceptual psychology? (Barlow 1972)
A substantial part of my PhD work with @teulerlab at @uni_tue , with @CellTypist @MatthiasBethge@alxecker@kfrankelab@SchwartzLabNU, is now out as a preprint! We found "A chromatic feature detector in the retina that signals visual context changes"
https://t.co/EOhhWXU9Db